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Re: Change belts on SM
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Posted by Janicholson on February 17, 2007 at 16:55:28 from (66.173.50.176):
In Reply to: Change belts on SM posted by Soldner on February 17, 2007 at 16:39:28:
The belt comes off with some effort. The fromt of the fan pulley is adjustable. There are threads which allow the front half of the pulley to screw out (forward) to loosen the belt. There are square head setscrews with jamb nuts in the flange which must be removed first To assure a fair chance at success, soak the adjuster in penatrant for a few hours before wrenching. It is always easier to loosen threads with the head on the bolt. When it has the screws out, using a brass drift to tap the flange around is usually successful. Some heat is good if it is stubborn. Not too much as it can ruin the seals. Back and forth will loosen better than only one direction. Good luck, JimN
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